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What is the material used for the wooden soffit?

5 years ago

Beautiful project. What is the wooden material you used for the soffits and did you stain it with any particular color/brand? Thank you!

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Horizon Pacific Contracting
5 years ago
HI there the wood material is Hemlock with a clear water base stain
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